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Police clear out US pro-Palestinian encampment, detain protesters
Hundreds of police officers in riot gear have cleared a pro-Palestinian encampment at the University of California, Los Angeles.
What do we know about Mexico's Baja California, where two Australians have gone missing?
The region borders the United States making its surf spots driveable for visitors from California, but in recent years homicide rates have soared due to conflict between Mexico's drug cartels.
Morning Report Essentials for Friday 3 May
On today's episode, former Australian foreign minister Bob Carr has confirmed legal action against Winston Peters is underway over comments made in a Morning Report interview yesterday about the AUKUS… Audio
Ministers in Japan and South Korea hold AUKUS talks
While our foreign ministry continues to investigate Pillar 2 of AUKUS, ministers from Japan and South Korea have held talks with the pact's partners. Hong Kong correspondent Laura Westbrook spoke to… Audio
Alarm in Israel at reports of possible ICC legal action over Gaza
Reports suggest Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu could be among those the UN's top criminal court issues arrest warrants for.
Emotional support alligator taken and released in swamp
WallyGator's owner believes he was taken as a prank and later released by local animal control.
Labour's David Parker on AUKUS Pillar Two
Labour is calling for Foreign Minister Winston Peters to be sacked as Foreign Affairs Minister and say the attack on Bob Carr is a new low for politicians here. Labour's foreign affairs spokesperson… Audio
Trump faces prospect of additional sanctions due to comments
It is day 10 of Donald Trump's criminal hush money trial in New York, and the former president is facing the prospect of additional sanctions due to more comments he made about individuals involved… Audio
Media crackdown in Burkina Faso, Mali heatwave
Nabil's on the job from Ghana - he tells us the reasons behind a media crackdown in neighbouring Burkina Faso. Audio
US: anti-war protests continue on campuses around country
Anti-war protests get violent in Los Angeles, Bevan Hurley reports from the USA Audio
World's biggest democracy off to the polls
Massey University Professor Mohan Dutta joins Emile Donovan to examine the India elections. Audio
Why Europe's most famous tourist attractions are turning people away
They say money can't buy you happiness, but at Europe's busiest tourist hot spots, it can get you peace and quiet.
Georgia rocked by clashes over 'foreign agent' bill
Riot police fired tear gas and a water cannon into crowds protesting against a bill seen by the opposition as targeting media freedoms.
Australian data breach affects almost one million people
Australia correspondent Peter Ryan speaks to Lisa Owen about a data breach affecting almost one million people. Audio
Uber faces $500m London black cab drivers lawsuit
Almost 11,000 London cabbies say Uber's business dealings have lost them money.
Johnson & Johnson looks to settle baby powder lawsuits for $10.9 billion
In tens of thousands of lawsuits, consumers claim baby powder and talc products contain asbestos and cause ovarian cancer.
Pro-Palestine protest at UCLA turns violent
United States correspondent Todd Zwillich speaks to Lisa Owen about a pro-Palestine university protest turning violent, Florida enacting its six week abortion ban and the Joe Biden planning to ease… Audio
Harvey Weinstein will be retried after rape conviction overturned
The New York judge said he expected the retrial to be held after 2 September.
Israel supporters attack pro-Palestinian camp at US protest
Police were deployed while video showed people wielding sticks or poles to hammer on wooden boards being used as makeshift barricades.
May Day protests across Europe
Our Europe correspondent Anita Purcell-Sjölund tells Nathan about the many May Day protests taking place across Europe. Audio